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Chevrolet Renames Its Hybrid Corvette, and the Case for It Just Got Stronger

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The E-Ray badge is retired. For 2027, Chevrolet's hybrid, all-wheel-drive Corvette returns as the Grand Sport X, and the changes underneath the new name are said to sharpen the car in the areas that mattered most for the outgoing model. Full exterior and interior photography of the car has now been published, giving collectors and prospective owners their first complete look at the revised coupe.

With reporting from Road & Track.

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